Skyline Ridge homes for sale

Skyline Ridge sits on the slope south of Golden Eagle Road. It lies between The Ranches and SilverLake. Streets here include Sierra Way, Pawnee Road, Owahee Street and Golden Summit Drive.

Mornings start with a view. The ridge looks out to the mountains and across to Utah Lake. Because the ground slopes, many back yards step down, and many basements open right out to the yard.

Brookhaven Elementary is about 2 minutes away on Seedling Drive. Ridley's on Pony Express Parkway is about 4 minutes away for groceries. The Walmart at SR-73 is about 9 minutes.

Later in the day, Mountain Ranch Bike Park is about 3 minutes away on Golden Eagle Road. Smith Ranch Regional Park is about 4 minutes. The city's Skyline Ridge Park sits right inside the subdivision.

Every home here is detached. Most have 4 or more bedrooms. Sizes run about 2,900 to 3,900 square feet with the basement. You will see ramblers with walkout basements and two-story homes. Stucco and stone fronts are common.

Lots run larger than in most newer Eagle Mountain plans. Sold homes sat on lots of about 0.17 to 0.21 acre. The lots slope, so expect steeper driveways and yards built in steps. A two-car attached garage is the norm. Some lots add an RV pad beside the garage.

The city first saw plans for this area in 2007, under the name Skyline Ridge Estates. Homes on record date from 2012. A later phase laid out 61 lots on 64.7 acres, with its first plat map in 2018. A plat is the city's map of the lots. When the city reviewed one later plat, it looked at how steep the lots were.

Building is not done. A builder still offers new plans here in 2026, from about $500,000 to about $655,000.

In early November 2026, the median list price was about $675,000, or about $207 a square foot. Listings come and go, and this is a small subdivision, so that number can swing. Recent resales help fill in the picture. A 2015 four-bedroom rambler of about 2,930 square feet sold for $585,000 in 2026. A 2012 four-bedroom home of about 3,932 square feet was listed at $579,990 after a cut from $610,000.

Skyline Ridge Park is a city neighborhood park inside the subdivision. It is the closest green space for homes here.

Mountain Ranch Bike Park is the big draw nearby, about 3 minutes away at 3450 Golden Eagle Road. It covers 30 acres of jump lines, slopestyle, single track and a pump track. Smith Ranch Regional Park is about 4 minutes away. It links five sections with playgrounds, a ninja style course, a walking loop and a skate park.

For a splash pad and sport courts, Cory B. Wride Memorial Park is about 12 minutes away.

These are free flow drive times from the middle of Skyline Ridge. Rush hour runs longer on Pony Express Parkway and SR-73.

Longer trips head east on SR-73 or Pony Express Parkway. Downtown Salt Lake City is about 51 minutes in free flow. The state has funded about $459 million to rebuild SR-73 as a freeway. For now, plan for slower drives at rush hour.

Skyline Ridge is in Alpine School District. Brookhaven Elementary, K to 6, is about 2 minutes away on Seedling Drive. Frontier Middle School, grades 7 to 9, is about 12 minutes away.

The high school is less clear. A recent listing shows Westlake High School in Saratoga Springs, about 9 minutes away. An older record shows Cedar Valley High School, about 13 minutes away. Both serve grades 10 to 12. John Hancock Charter School is in Eagle Mountain too.

Boundaries change as the district grows. Check the district map for the exact address before you buy.